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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-08
BUSINESS ITEMS.

No handbook exces the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
information relating to these Islands. Price
50 cents.
II you want good smoke for your money,
patronize home industry and call at ]. w.
fIingley's, Crystal Soda Works, 90 Hotel
street, next door to Horns Bakery. Island
orders solicited and promptly filled. There is
no license required to sell these cigars.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-12
APPLICATION FOR PAT
, .ggar4 rr ENT. r.r. ..-...
tNo. '86O.1

o. B. Land onSs Sslg At q, anfSsH sss7. Nevada
M Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
lN lam w. Chisholm, whose residence and
post Office address is Salt Lake City, In Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has made appli.
cation for United States Patent for the Red
Cloud" Lode mining claim, situate in Ferber
Mining District, Elko County, State of Neya-
da, consisting of150U linear feet ef the lode,
and surface ground 100 feet wide, being Lot or
Survey No. 40 and described in the field notes
and plat Of tho official survey OH Ale in this
Office, with magnetic variation ut II degrees
east, as follows: Commc ncing At post No. l.,
the soutlreasterly corner Of tho claim, and
running thence 73 deg So min w 1900 feet f.
post N" 2, the south.westerly corner Of the
claim, from which the Section corner common
to and between. Sections "a. and 10, Town.
ship 81 N, Range 10 e, Mt. Diablo Meridian,
bears 8 5S deg w 578 feet distant; thence N Is
deg q min W 600 feet to post No. 8, the North.
westerly corner OF the claim, thence N rs deg
80 min Z 1900 feet to post No. 4, the North.
easterly corner of the claim; thence 16 deg
81 min 4 600 feet to said post No. /, the place
of beginning, containing total area OF 20. .66
acres, all of which fs claimed and applied for,
the area in conflict with the "EIto" lode, lot
80, not being excluded or excepted from said
application. From the middle of the easterly
end line Of said Red cloud lode claim the dis.
covery point Of said claim bears 8 7S deg 80
min w 800 feet Distant The said mining
claim being of record IN the Office Of the Conn
ty Re order of said Elko County, Nevada, ex.
ofhcio Recorder ofsAid mining district, at Rlko
in Islko Comfy, Neyada. The nearest known
locations being the "Mkmmoth" lot 81, the
"Big Chief" lot 80, the "Elko" lot 3s, and
"areat Western" lode mining claims in the
same district. ~gts.s. ~ s,..
Any and alIpersons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Bed Cloud mine, or surface
ground. arc required to file their diverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land
once, at Eureka, in the State of Nevada, dur.
ing the sixty days publication hereof, or they
be barred by virtue of the provisions of
the Statute. ,,,Ef - fU8 ~
D.H. HALL,
Register,
direct that this notice be Published In tho
At Elko, New, the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim, for
the period Of sixty days. ~
oh, HALL,
yF q Bi ilgiT7t Register,
pated, Z fko, Juli 40, 1887. '"'''''" -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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One copy. six months. .................... OO
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-12

ADVERTISING RATES.
will be made as low as is consistent with
Eound business principles. Apply at the Of
fee for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-12

Act the
ACT Provide
agricultural SooAetyF' approved March - '
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-12

G. Q. POWNING, of Washue County.
ALVARO EVANS, of Washoe County.
THEO. WINTERS. of Washoe County.
F. DANBERG, of Washoe County.
W. s. BAILEY, of Churchill County.
JOS. MARZEN, of Humboldt County,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-12
iRs OF THE STATE BOARD or AGRICULTURE:

L. j. FLINT, of washoe County.
B. F. LEE TIE, of Washoe County.
P. II. MULCAHY, of Washoe County.
AL. WHITE, of Washoe County.
JOHN SWEENY, of Ormsby County.
T. B. RICKEY, Of Douglas County.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Asa realm Of unsvoetness and light the
Bowery cannot bc surpassed From the
Cooper Unicn 20 Park row it IS all giddinesS,
crime and glitter. Go over that track on a
Saturday night particularly ard you win
End Dickens descriptions of low London
realized 1T every turn. = long street Of
shops. cheap lodging houses. bummers ard
knights q industry. where the electric glow
brings cut IS salient points q trade. poverty.
ijieuess ard living by ones wits. From cor
Ter u corner ia rag. tag and bobtoil.
heaFsd Peiion cn cssa ike, unssl nowhere
caa = trace x reSpscjability. comfort or
riacidtv be ssen The stores do a thriving
tgsds fl snail surns and small wares. toe
I'tuor saloons catch the profits. the shooting
galleries snt dime nuscurs take The extras,
ani The lodging houses take whsts left over
The Bovsrv = a contirent IN ore x-Tall
stree. N>croes. Chinsuen. italians. Turks.
jews and Spaniarlls. = tah>i out Of which
vcu c1n elesn o1iv crime and dirt ard self
Interest T1e~e are the frnit stand. the corn
u,sn. the lsundrv. tks chesta1t n,sn snd ths
c0Tsr trt-on ferd Tcu begin axthe C0oF>r
Nuicn with bananas and lager h~eT ard End
at Park row With sustosny and opium ~
Nathan n. Levy IN New York Grsphic.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
on ~. "rnstaI,ncnt pi,p =.

Everything in this city goes on the install
ulcrt plan. recially among certain Glasses,
not necessarily the poorer oncs. By the way.
Some time as<1 friend Of nine was showing
nls a zinc gold watch. worth at least 500,
which he had recently purchased. had not
beagd ~ his falling heir 80 any property or
having any luck in the l.. :. l., and looked n
Bat surrs ised. "I1l tel yon how II is he
said Il IN buving this on the instsilmcnt
plan paid go spo: cash and the balance in
payments * a. per week Yes. it will take
forty weeks to buy the watch: but. then.
have toe watch during that time. and every
one suppossa own tt And found that
uIeny u the young uien are doing the same
way
Ilt heard Of IN instance where n young
msn had hoGght bis engagement ring on tho
instaiiment plan. He IS getting $50 PER
week. and has always managed 10 wear good
clothes. ard had ora 81 the prett.-st little
girls on Tho East Side for company AtlsnZth
they became engaged. and siie exhibited the
ring 20 some friends, and among them was
sD expert Ia iswelry who tclG re The story
II could rot imagine lie said, how that
young fsllow could afford 50 expensive Jew
elry bat found out The ring cost sl3 end
he paid g. down. and IL now paying twenty
Ave cents a wesk Only think Of itl IL will
take sixty weeks TO pay for the ring |
wonder IL tie girl Knows - Buffalo News.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

fatsrsrti1g Iaf.ss -. ias atcst tfe Ad-
s@stls@ass@l@ sss A@s ks1~<k-
-'fsst alel .s a slsa ps lfsr - ts4le. ~
ruarSssi . esnErzets,. Eoi-tsag % . Eala ~te
49, srs-rssg fznes besafs q busting that
~ss - - tsFn de~n. -i.st he 49, Is pass
hsttsr - R4E 50 .sa.esa ~asse eaz.Al,sk IS
gong ca 4ad isl sat tas 4-s1es - 4dssf-
tAsfa The biz srsELs .a go hzs-asss haFs
broasht a1sss healthy eozaSzfleioEl, aEa
sssrytslnx .s so~ rsc@esd ~ a 1sls Az
rssnsnlbsr fse Y-ass sso sks siss PAINTER
canls 70 - as1 Ofaras 10 gg- 4p nss iezaes
FREE u e1srxe IA frsaz * a oasidias uas
srscGsag provlaing b. cfuii sse rhs toaF,is
for advertising pefyeses. lunspsd a. tns
oTsr and thouxbE the naan ~zs = fool for
making IL The shos Was "a NE other foot.
however. for .1eakl nave reserved several
huadxsl dollars . boot for tbs prisilsge.
'-rhls nlaa La hro1xhf the bsslness down %
se.shfa De has secrs u agents soooring
ths city for eiissis sltss, A. seA as can
y4asess 70 drum ap advertisements dis
fences, wAich Ars very nsat aJsd Attractive,
are ouit Ia aaiforsn sections and JOla 70
gstlsr ca tie groove prlne.2le. An adVsf-
tlser can thns have his announcement changed
70 di1ersnt localities st vii without going
- tfte II Jr-@s< % Lattas . hcF 7@k4 t<--4-A-.i
The old method q bEllGlnga new fence every
t.ns made tbs mode Il advertising very ex-
penssye and tie lesaess often lost money by
Icing unable T. lst cat al tbs spaces; bat the
cost IS noN reduced 90 a yaiatnGIn hy making
tbs sections y slits ia sEd 0gt lac the I'D OK
box
"fhs rates, II co1rss. he continued, "de-
pend gpon the .0casi1a a sign On Broadway
costs the most, bat many of the cross streets
are neariy as doairabl<. Ins big advertisers
nlaAe contracts by the year Some OF their
signs are very elnhorate. As soon as one
building IS finished thay are put up else
where. TIE ieaee Who has a number u
these eonfFacts runs 10 risk IN ie2si1s 4 priv
i'~cc. because ke has hz advertisers before
uani, aut thsir signs are ready 70 side into
pesiiion Tho fns- charge Is made for the
ia.lu.ng a the s4yu, and then 20 nlnca Yer
fsT for ~ uSs a. an sdvcrt.senent Tie
artistic aFfeasanes u the signs kas iIaproyed
very n,aah si-.s the Introduction - thoToy-
as ~. .io1, for eitcrF rising il0..ses no longer
..as upou .t e. erfragsGsut 10 have trad
marks or p.ctufcs q speciait.es correctly
painted "a feare. These signs don't re
teaia iaay - ths sirs plasc. : building IS
fau pus uD "a Nsw YORK '-,ssN Xog-
Esssnss Saa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Ner r Ell is tao. c,lpire ~. lgaGc-, 'n al
oct IN sle.. ds2ssF ES in go Franro-tier-
f8ta war Ae socs .s i --tr csitri- t51s it
aas g9sas seailst the frea b. tac.r troops
s-e-c ts-aiisi frula Asri-i q f1te part IN tne
-te8t struggle a. horus till Algeria was lvlt
aiil.fs without dessf.se Then lhe hour f9r
v.a.h tn- conquered races had lore waited
al c0nir. aral u thsf cpgld at ooce have
oinol tarir forss- ,nd prociai-aei holy
sar, 60 issita .r.her probable TIA. thr Frerr.i
s,ai.d Inse ieel dfiseu from roF' bern
A.rsa They r.lEst have rreaintd Ai@,r,a
aLtes tl,e 'i.,.Tncn War vas over. h,it c:iy b.
reTct.tion % the years - q citing which it
.~a.t - caaqacr i. That ;ae tribes did not
i,Is sdsans2~e Of this and riss while the
Frea. a lad lhe.T hands f;,ll on The other s..ie
IS tbe M.xlltsrrsncan was owing wholly 70
ihcr ldaity 20 a ss'agna pledge.
Wien tae war broke out. chief Of great
ialiaence among the tribes. Mokrcni, gave
uis vosrl T. tho governor general OF Algeria
.as- t'ler, slloall bcno iasarrcciioa = nile the
esr l9s. 70 That word WINS faithfully kept
.i'e Free arms wee sol'o,Fod Ly disaster
fer dl-a-sr. -spoi~ou surrendered AZ
if9, aad }a-aine sr'rr.siered at Mott.
Tieu e soolnel e. il 4 vo.Cc from tire Rhine
tifl 10 t-e tl.ise> ti nay 20 Se-le al OPP
nrtHHty ssi-i'h might never come again.
i.'ls 1901 n msI stirresi; Ecr set when all the
..fisssS and disgrace O, thu var eliminated
il tie sie-e and suTTr-;dcr o. faris The
1iasisns faith wss phCtted; the MoSlem's
lish waS kept But--waea all was over,
when tie last battle had been fought, and the
trcafv of r'eaoe lad been signed AZ Frankfort.
then %o4rani vsg released frosa his pledge.
and tAen 1li not until then. did be declare
var. AND ssh be would lake no unfair Gd-
want, e.. hut gave forfy-oight hours notice
Then the wsr cry went through the noun
,ains and tie tribes rushed 20 the Geld -
Henry II. Fisld in ScriJn.r5 Msgazine
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

We read a great deal of expansive twsddle
sbout tho excitement cf the stag hunting on
Fxmocr. bu. there =ens 81 ~ much that IS
sltogsthsr brutal. harburoUs aud disgusting
shout this sport Tiers is somsthiHz most
horribs IN the practica Of seiz.uz the deer at
ths and u the run auJ pabhciy cutting iE
throat How mob 81 sducate,l men and
women can lock complsccutiy on st such
torrid tuichsrY Il Is diffsculs 70 understand
An sccount of q reCe,lt run gives 4 harrow
ing picture q terrified stag finding itseif
'dead bsst- a- The end - long and ssonia-
ing ChRss 10 vas he1nulod IN On every islo
by its pursuefs. ~. alter looking wildly
rornd. r oouii only dssh Gown tbs clif and
plnngr into the sea. where 6 was dro~ned IN
sight ~ tho excited felf ga e wss too *
hsusfe-l 60 hsfti- with the waves Sc too BE-
xinriag of Smother run two sfa-s weTe hult-
ed oa- If the Eie In which tAef hsd con-
ceaissl tartaseises. ra3 one vas - lg.stisi
shout tast its hack was 5roksu -Iondon
Tr.f<h
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

SSeona avs anc Proc 0sFlick young nsn 10
seaas as1 ess oxile1 lsto tlas s,sflol
o0 AZ oae oi ~. lnlituss f~lien-s sft 1e2
no aAke1
Acs al
a lat - yalas caaallklaff
II b&& goiis iass Vuiak cozslur rtson. seZe
noutia teiege ! c.,nsn trd lg inliiisfs ete1 -
iotlg a. car and es1 J Aso teen suffering
iis't wasting cough tGSs wks nol oA3 fefy
palliili ilssi a.faes Nhich ! sfsN ~e&tei even
dss Z eenl lnte speedy tecilnt ane - ths
inne >se Df nslisss 80 ttff ie~ indese 1
"s> hei She - d. euyttlff. @na has iatat hesA
ist s.s-l,s tnlt alsd teetiilf fNrl s4tserAls
ane s.isssc4IteafA. Al c9llkh Nsk Wozse thaH q
had ever pccE ! nas a. ilfribir o4liloittcI : ana
caaid 40 have hyed Vory laAf
hoe ielik wsrt illisief trealnenf
Nlne neckt feocised my isS - ssailrent I've
Ntste iaai sA-iIs1ss- sm ieciliE silsaif saA
vel noT 40 - NoIk a. tie sinle A. corEh
has lei ne and eli the "a feeling o. seatueS
ans depression ! have Esinec sen poapos ia
~elgni shce bsssn -hsins "a lsiiiass treai-
sntnt 6nN = j lA1If ln siscagth
.fof he fiFs two weeks ] didut notice l2y
gfoai rhsnfe. bisl since tEen ! have l0pfoto4
very 1spseils aEc sis-1liy tblnt pNe ny re-
eoteIs eDti elf - iaf l1lilngt Ano lei ,eI 4la
Elsd hac suteicni coahdeDce IA IlA to fl4zs
Iny ease "a asalds
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
BhRh6M'S SINGER
rHs smsDlss slsH riNeAlE."
Jsssy Lis3'. kinaAsss Of is.,ft iiisssEsisa
-kisx O.as4taF's s@.es a A-n< sAs
sssa1G sz1s4 saas : 41ssssa-EEsHts
"a nss Anasriesa fltp-

z z BarneIa ~ho = s4,sssll1s few weeks
il fae ety gave = yspoTssE .oIae iEt<rsSsas
"reminiscences II Jssny Lad a fa~ days -.
e. NJ aa1oLlosf 4ely, saii the veteran show
uan. 'sisss lzasF!y al that o@n say about
Jenny Lad Her nstarsl LnVais.s we're
most noble and good 1 Esvsr nast person
50 susceIf Die u tbs wants needs or suffer
iags q glheFs e0Uid - aay tine n-Aks her
tears ees % reiztias srzse case q s4llt. and
her 1oll.rs woald nov frseiy wtIh her tears
SAs couid nof bear The thoasht q passing by
GA the other aide. when she could relieve the
sorro~ q any tesBz, however humble"
Mr. Baruum tod a touching story Of an
incident that occurred when Jenny wss sing
ing ia uoston A poor working girl. he
said, .'thuFst - into the hands os the ticket
seller Al 1hs Bcst0n Temple for back seat
At Jenny's concert On receiving the ticket
she said. There gOos ray wages for one
wcek, bgt l naust hesr that good angel sing
Jsuny's secretary, her cousin, Max Hiortz-
berg, heard the remark and Immediately
weat % the greenroon and lGughingly told
il 10 Jenny. | shall never forget bow she
Jumped 10 her feet and exclaimed: oh, this
mus. not be- Poor girl, size shall not lose
Der money IL is wicked Max, take this
monsy--handlng him twenty dollar gold
piece-'search out that dear creature and put
Il in her haads, with my love God bless
her Cop~in Max found the girl, gave her
the riondy end message. ard witnessed
fooL ~ grateful tears from the working
girl's eyes. II she Is alive today she wiz re-
member IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

4 scherss s. On foct e. rsks two ssstez cut
II CsIfornia. fhe lever hslf 20 - Gated Ger
onado The rev state coaid he9in ife rl-h
q population x 1900. property aiustscn
70 500 oH0Ho and g 60 square n'iies =
te-rstarv. -fhi-er. News
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Hers NEWS Ter thoss spoFsSrl~n Who ars
au-srus 2, Sc shot an trTsAo befsrs tkev
disappear frori thc rrrttnegt lbe 1herannp
leader savs thst hsrs - 20 hes toen fourd
IN ths FiQ Boru mountains Pity TIE snoie
heri corldns b ss~-d ard protected By The
.y,tar-.ra~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Eaoloss a 7ioo-Csa sseiap AID Hriss fr
Rev. Dr. stepH 90 Phelps, Cedar Rapids. Ia.
President of Coe College
lie tnifiefn yesfeid osOEhief ~se cared of
pef3ai blindness ana terrible sore aue in nnsmmed
eyes. 10 bad thsl slle had not slleuded acha8l bf
three weeks ~ hef nie
Issv. D. u. sinner Cedar Rapids. la
Cured oi dangerous sloinseh trouble and par-
ia los of voice
Rev. George rcAhard. Cedsr Rapids. Ia
year. duration
sou. a.. H. niehnosa. Cedar Rapids. H.
Cured O. fheamEtlsni and paFtisl Ia faiyais
Mr sBd Mrs. Mcfarland. Cedar Etsp's Ia
Their daughter cured oi complete parslysis -
one side
Mrs Marcia BrittinEhssn. Cedar Rapids. la
ON clutches seyea ycss bcoa1ss oi fbezlnG Giissa.
cured
Judge y. ~. Broeswsy. CoBosrd ks.
Cured oi neuralgia and sTofals.
MIRA. n. IA. Broek~sy. Concord
Neuralgis aud serious weaknesses
Mrs. p. n. Besklsy, Waterloo. Ia;
Cured of rheumatism oi the eye, - fss an ! %
Long standing that Abe had become Dearls bllnd
Mrs. "a. a. Lsae. Waterloo. la.
Cured OF long oonfiDued weeknesses. Wa -
bad a. beefnning q Treatment thai she hsa 1, 10
carried into nice Treated three years az al
ha8 been well ever since
Mrs Harry Chsppie Waterloo. Ia
Cured Of terrible fons3 a Ion Of IL year siaoc-
ing wa aifnfft lrkaae. on Ntu surfer RON
tefilble constipation write 20 hef. Ehe bss nad
40 irgub.e ia three year
Miss kittis BalcSsn, Waterloo. la
For seven years cOnfaed 20 her Ioom with
spiral trouble cured ia one month by magnetic
treatment Now well
Is. rs. Burisy. Belle PIsins, Ia. Froprelsr Of
Buriey House.
cured Of malignant sore Ieg Of sesrs dursf'oa.
Had no. had "A boot of shoe 0D The foot for seven
yean Expended hundreds 81 doliars for trest
ment that did 40 good Magnetic trtstmcnf
cured him In slK weeks
Hon. Chsncy Lamb. Clinton. la
His wife cured Of s0csled incufshle Wrff.
Desff
msier q ~. Toll. Postmaster st clinton Ia.
Cured OF dyspepsia and extreme nervous pros
traiios.
}. "A. Muhs. MarshsIlto an, Ia, G ANN.
Ticket Agent:
Cured OF serious heart disease, also alarming
kidney troubles
John Downs. MarshatItowp. IA
His four year old Rrandclisd coreo Of para yNis
OF one leg caused By 1jasy. brace and shos
that he wore can be seen AZ my oflco.
VIII show Al my oeice b. any one Interested.
over 2.t Q endorsements from fofmef patients.
OF course do uct expect leCDmmeu catious -
cure anyone. bgt these statements DO prove mcrff
anything ia this "ofl1 ca n prove r. II humsn
evijtnce offered by honest men and wosnoa
amounts % anything then am 4 prepared 10 sfeF
The si7k Of GraDo Rapids more that they pei hsps
ever saw in one mans possession bfiofy
a1n here for Our lantDai good tvil DC boz nesf
With al callers and shail oe glad 70 ses you A.
No. 8 Central Place Building,
FOUNTAIE-ST.
Hoort-io g.. m. 10 IL na.. aud 80 4. SOP IN
T, Clement billings, NJ d. Y, D,
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
The Asthma which Mrs. Mayne Had for
TWentY leark Ordered TO Quit.

This Is 20 certify that j, Mrs. j. X. MAyne re-
siding at No. 6s6 second ave, Clinton. Iowa have
suffered terribly for twenty year with asthma
The last three years have not been able 10 do
anything on eccOunt of IL. ] have spent hnn-
dreds of dollars N doctors bills and medicine
but all to no luIp1Se All the best physi-
clans having failed % sford relief and
likewise the so-called asthma specifics 80
much advertised, ] had about given up I'm
despair shortly after DR. billings came
10 Clinton wes p-evailed upon by friends who
had been cured BY him 70 make one more al
tempt ~ rid myself OF my a6iifii0n. / received
one month treatment and have been well ever
siace, and sIn in the best OF nfalth now. Both
myself and husband are greatly pieased. We
would willingly have paid msny times the money
charged by DR.. billings for what ne has done Tor
me But a few weeks sgo ] was hopeless aud
despairing. now ! am vel
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fL"II9 DfIItIdy tACtVtcu. "DdIIN.
fn>sen. ers a.ing the l,esrOit ExpreSI s 50 a
N. maze dlrec. col nectl0ns for New York, Bos-
ton, end ii p iints East
Nisht Expiess has Waener sleeping car from
Or I'd Rapi IS 10 Detroit
Through tickets 10 all points east ard wts,
anc coping car ucrths 'sn be secured at D. e.
X. 4 NJ. ksirJad ci Office Sweets Hotel, an d
al depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Pass Ag't.
GTo. r. REEVE. Trafic Manager Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

~D.iy. All others daily esccp. sunday.
sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses to end run DetIoiL-Parlor cars run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids ExpreS, 10 aud
nom beiToit-Dircct connections made at Detroit
WIN al through trains east Tickets on sac al
mon Ticket Onlce " Monroe st, aud at Unioa
depot
ID. w, JOHNSON, Mich. Pas. Ag't a5 Monroe-st
CHAs. n. NORRIS. Gen'l Ag't % Monroe-S.
w RuOSEis. 6. 7. and 4 A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
Detroit Lansing ( Northern.
Lake Shore & Mich. Southern.

All trains daily except Sunday,
A local freight leaves Grand Rapids at II 50 D
m carrying passengers far as Kalamazoo
Through tickets to all points and berths to sleep
ing coaches can be secured at Union Ticket Oiics
g. Monroe st., and at depot.
]. W. McKEssKY Genl Ag't
GIo. W. SUssos. City Ticket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

the feIoflef VA lexi iAtToo ocea a. Ais ileils
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

From me Topeka Kans Commonwealth.
Dr billings 10 certs;nly prodigy his wonder
fll work here has stirred up more talk among the
doctors and the sick than that OF any other man
who ever came TO Topeka. His curtE are authcn-
ticated beyond doubt. When such names ~ e1-
Msyor Orin T. Welsh. Rev. Dr. Thompson. Col
:. W. stone, John Wand, The druggist A ID.
Thatcher and &C pres Of other well known. re
pl;;sble citizens are signed 10 testimonials and
statements OF cures The time for doubling cesse<
Write 10 any Of the si,oye E,eTsDns- they are
among the most prominent citizens that Topeka
affords
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
To Every Word That Appears in This
Column Respectfully Call
Your Attention

I Shall Write the Truth and Submit
honest Testimony, ami Will not
Only Forfeit NV Every Fcpe and
Claim 10 Public Respect, Confidence
and Patronage II what is Herein
Contained is not Absolute Truth.
But
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13

Read the FoIIOvfng fsfFact
From interviews in the MsrShslltowD, iowa
Ty5s>s Republican:
'.Thc second place visited was the home of our
well known townsmsn j. + Garlick on North
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-13
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
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wholly ana perfectly true
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Ard Further ain Ofer
kkOTkER FIVE HUNDRED DollkE

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erfncs IS not that of oR honest, rep
stfaOle, tceli- -knotcB aud respected res
ident OF the community iH lchich it ls
claimed thai IL or shel residss.